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Well the quick answer is every part of your application will affect your admissions decision but having a 3.0 is not a score that will automatically keep you out of school. Now if the courses you struggled in were quant courses this may cause some red flags. So you will just need to be realistic about the schools you are targeting. Also as an Indian application improving your GMAT will help your overall profile but also the perception of your GPA / academic potential